The Minnesota Vikings entered Sunday worried about the long-term health of their starting quarterback. A few hours later, an injury to the Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback helped propel the Vikings to the top of the NFC North.
Case Keenum threw for 239 yards and a touchdown while the Minnesota defense locked in following Aaron Rodgers' first-quarter departure on their way to a 23-10 win over the Packers.
Rodgers, an MVP candidate through the first five weeks of the season, suffered a broken collarbone on a hit by Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr with a little under seven minutes remaining in the first quarter.